lustily's Usage Examples:

wit to carry off good 'fooling' when he needs to, and the voice to sing lustily or plangently as the occasion demands.

Cynthia Ozick calls him a "lustily flawed hero".

The native spectators groaned whenever a black-fellow fell, but cheered lustily when a white bit the dust; and at length, after the ground had been fought.

marching round it and singing lustily their war-chant while the composer, beaming approbation from an overlooking.

He lustily jingled a bunch of keys.

his first speech at the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), Baugh "lustily condemned" how the European Union negotiated the Economic Partnership Agreements.

Old classics such as Put ’Em Under Pressure and Give It A Lash rang out lustily.

the Cardinals' Gregg Jeffries and a sac fly by Barry Bonds who was booed lustily by his former fans in Pittsburgh.

In Before, a man in red breeches sits on a green-draped bed, lustily pulling a woman towards him.

ritard[ando], as if one wanted to suck melancholy out of each and every one, lustily and with pleasure out of these very dissonances! Good Lord, this description.

display flights while larger species perch in prominent places to sing lustily.

Robert Christgau rated the album an "A-", saying, "Just by blowing so lustily and swinging so edgily, Carter puts out more personality and pleasure than.

responded by blowing their whistles, while passengers and spectators alike "lustily cheered" the spectacle.

It was also reputedly said to be re-sung lustily by the "after-the-show" crowd at the next door Theatre Tavern, (to the.

" The crowd cheered lustily.